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Metzger of TL Metzger & Associates reps landlord in 39,900 s/f lease

Auburn Armature, Inc (AAI), an electrical equipment re-manufacturing and distribution company in WNY, will be opening a new location at 875 Broadway.  The company signed a lease for 39,900 s/f of office and warehouse/distribution space.   Tracy Metzger of TL Metzger & Associates, LLC represented the landlord and The Bell Group represented the tenant. TL Metzger is a full service real estate brokerage firm with two distinct teams specializing in commercial and residential real estate services, bringing clients experts in both worlds.
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